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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
17
A report on racism and white resistance highlights varied responses from leaders across parties. Ed Brooke and others discuss attitudes, enforcement, and the path to federal and local action to curb racial tensions and improve housing and employment opportunities.
California National Guard units can be mobilized quickly to handle riots, said Maj. Gen. Glean Amesole. He described plans for readiness with Guard and Air National Guard, an airlift plan, gun and gasoline sale prohibitions, and liaison measures to reduce emergency reaction time. Unrest in recent summers prompted Gov. Reagan to form a weekly riot committee. Ames noted preparations for a governor sign-off.
AP report describes a nationwide trend of stockpiling machine guns tanks and armored vehicles in cities urban planners and police chiefs express concern over militarized preparations for potential riots. Police test armored vehicles and discuss costs while officials warn of dangers to civilian safety and civil rights.
New York report highlights tensions as white attitudes toward race emerge under pressure. Officials cite signs of social split and rising fears as NAACP figures and political leaders debate responses. Michigan governors push riot-prevention plans with funding for training and equipment amid widespread police expansion.
Washington reports Nemes committee lists 12 grievances with varied intensity from violence to police practices and education. It cites inadequate housing education unemployment housing programs and discriminatory access to justice and credit, reflecting broad social reforms proposed last summer.
Cal State at Hayward closes its Highlands Playhouse production of The Imaginary Invalid this weekend. A fast paced comedy by Molière, it follows Argan and his daughter Angélique amid schemes and treatments. Performances start tonight and run through Sunday at 8 15 pm with tickets $1 at the door and reservations by phone.
Legal notice announces a public hearing by Alameda County Planning Commission on variances for William and Robemarie Blackwell and Eugene Howington. The hearing, Monday March 11, 10 0 0 am, site at 4500 James Avenue and 125 Glenwood Road area, seeks waivers and channel 1 dwelling expansions in Suburban Multiple Residence zones.
In a period of reform economic thinkers in Russia push for modern banking and business schools. Pravda and Novy Mir publish calls for higher management academies and refreshed acumen for executives. The push aims to align state planning with capitalist efficiency and foster a new professional class in finance.
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